I love the nostalgia of ths oldeerr vidos - informative with a bit of Muzak. There was care about the information and pace. Now the only focus is delivery at pace and care about the algorithm and putting something in to get people talking. Thanks for the nostalgia and the useful info!
Thank you for the vid! I just got a spineless yucca with a tall cane but there is some cane rot so I will cut it and plant it like you showed here and hope for the best. Thank you!
Seemed like it worked so far! I noticed the two main plants which are pretty large were actually growing from new smaller canes from the main large rotted cane like they were trying to get away from it... Now I have two plants. Gonna limit watering and place by sunny windows. Thanks again!
I have just had to move my Yucca outdoors. I've had it for almost two years and it is growing nicely, haven't lost any leaves. But, recently i noticed that it is causing a sticky coating on my floor. The leaves are dry but several have tiny brown spots. I thought they might be some kind of bug but they are dry and I can't scrape them off. I live near the New jersey Shore so i hope it survives the winters. I've had another species for almost 20 years so there is hope.
How was the environment indoors? I’m new to plants and have been rly wanting to get a yucca but my apartment isn’t super bright. Do you think low light would be ok? I don’t want it to die 🥺
@@GBln-bp7ui I dont know I just found it brought it home repotted it and watered it... I water it every 5 days I dont know if that's how its supposed to be done but its really pretty and green now
I bought a indoor yucca 8 weeks ago. I haven’t watered it yet as my moisture meter reading says it doesn’t need it. It’s placed in bright shade and I live in Ireland so it’s not hot. It’s still in its plastic grow pot which is placed in a decorative pot. Is this length of time between watering normal?
The facts were very nice and informative! They helped me a lot! I hope my Yucca can survive :) your voice sounded a bit scratchy like you'd just woken up and the music was a bit much but still a great video!
It survived, I had two in a pot like yours. One of them rotted so I pulled it out. I'm trying to keep it alive I cut the rot off and I have it in water right now. But my big one is flourishing now I just got to remember not to water it as much as I was🌱🌱🤞👌.
This was short and str8 to the point. I just bought my first Yucca plant and want to learn how to take care of it. Thanks for the upload.
I love the nostalgia of ths oldeerr vidos - informative with a bit of Muzak. There was care about the information and pace. Now the only focus is delivery at pace and care about the algorithm and putting something in to get people talking. Thanks for the nostalgia and the useful info!
i love yuccas so much
Would love to see an update all these years later!
Thank you for the vid! I just got a spineless yucca with a tall cane but there is some cane rot so I will cut it and plant it like you showed here and hope for the best. Thank you!
Seemed like it worked so far! I noticed the two main plants which are pretty large were actually growing from new smaller canes from the main large rotted cane like they were trying to get away from it... Now I have two plants. Gonna limit watering and place by sunny windows. Thanks again!
Hi. How do you care for yuccas in low light condition?
I have just had to move my Yucca outdoors. I've had it for almost two years and it is growing nicely, haven't lost any leaves. But, recently i noticed that it is causing a sticky coating on my floor. The leaves are dry but several have tiny brown spots. I thought they might be some kind of bug but they are dry and I can't scrape them off. I live near the New jersey Shore so i hope it survives the winters. I've had another species for almost 20 years so there is hope.
Yeah I put mine outside this summer it didn't like it much at all I think we get too much rain here in Kelowna B.C..
How was the environment indoors? I’m new to plants and have been rly wanting to get a yucca but my apartment isn’t super bright. Do you think low light would be ok? I don’t want it to die 🥺
@@nbwa97 I had mine near a West window so it got plenty of afternoon sun. I keep my house in the 75 degree range during the day.
Can I just buy this? If so, where? Thanks.
I got mine from home depot.
I found a yucca plant someone threw out on the ground with. The leaves are dying, is it possible I can bring it back to life and how?
It's hard to kill these things...
@@danielfiorini7587 I have it back green and pretty
@@veronicacravens1602 having the exact same problem, how did you fix it pls?
@@GBln-bp7ui I dont know I just found it brought it home repotted it and watered it... I water it every 5 days I dont know if that's how its supposed to be done but its really pretty and green now
@@veronicacravens1602 yea i might just have to repot it with some fresh new soil, haven't done that since I have it. Thanks for your reply 👍🏻
I bought a indoor yucca 8 weeks ago. I haven’t watered it yet as my moisture meter reading says it doesn’t need it. It’s placed in bright shade and I live in Ireland so it’s not hot. It’s still in its plastic grow pot which is placed in a decorative pot. Is this length of time between watering normal?
The facts were very nice and informative! They helped me a lot! I hope my Yucca can survive :) your voice sounded a bit scratchy like you'd just woken up and the music was a bit much but still a great video!
Why such small pots I'm wondering because I transplanted mine into a bigger one and it's now not doing that good
It survived,
I had two in a pot like yours. One of them rotted so I pulled it out.
I'm trying to keep it alive I cut the rot off and I have it in water right now.
But my big one is flourishing now I just got to remember not to water it as much as I was🌱🌱🤞👌.